Working as a trainer involves creating and implementing training and professional development programs for employees. Training is an important aspect of teaching new skills, developing employees, and ensuring that they follow certain processes. When interviewing to work as a trainer, you may face questions about your leadership and education skills, as well as how you engage others.
How long have you been teaching? How do you teach accent reduction? What materials do you use? (all of these questions, I could tell, they were impressed with my answers, since the person doing the interview is local to the area where the HQ is located and doesn't have this type of experience, although the person manages trainers for programs like the ones I would teach.)
How long have you taught English?
How many clients I’ve trained at once
Standard questions regarding past experiences.
Describe a time that I showed iniative.
What was your background like that led to this point?
What time management system do you use?
Do i have a flexible schedule
What would you do if you noticed a man dragging a crying child out of the skytrain in Granville Station
My PPA results suggested that I may find unschedued travel and being away from my family quite stressful. There were several questions around this.
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